Stories from Thursday, May 17, 2018

December 25, 1921 - May 15, 2018

GRAETTINGER - The Sioux Central girls golf team finished in third place at a 1A first round meet on Monday, coming behind Manson-NW Webster by only nine strokes. However, they were able to find some success on the afternoon. Two Rebel girls will move on to the regional finals in Sydney Herrig and Whitney Anderson. Herrig finished fourth on the day with a score of 101, and Anderson took seventh by carding a 104. Alex Olson and Laura Rix both shot a 113, Haylee Gunnerson 120 and Kennedy Hatch 123...

GRAETTINGER - The Newell-Fonda girls took a first round regional meet by a stroke on Monday to advance to the regional finals next Monday. The Mustangs were able to best Manson-NW Webster by a single stroke, 423-424. “The girls finished really strong today. We were a little sluggish the first nine, but then played some of our best golf the last nine,” N-F Coach Justin Barber said...

KINGSLEY - The St. Mary’s Panthers girls golf team competed hard on Monday night at a 1A first round regional meet. They were unable to crack the top two, finishing eighth with a 482 for their efforts. Hinton won the meet with a 408 and Kingsley-Pierson taking second with a 440...

LE MARS - The Storm Lake girls tennis team put their best foot forward on Saturday at a regional meet and walked away with a match win and a loss. They were able to best Cherokee, 5-2, but was tripped by by LeMars, 5-0. “The weather was horrible but the girls played their best. Overall we had a really good day,” Coach Staci Maloy said. “It is so fun to see how much they have improved since the beginning of the season.”...

IDA GROVE - The Alta-Aurelia girls golf team won the first round of a 2A regional meet by 30 strokes to advance to the regional finals next Monday. The Warriors posted a team score of 379 with the second place team, MVAOCOU, scored a 409. We had a good solid day yesterday in Ida Grove.  We played in much better weather than was expected.  We thought we would play in rain most of the day, and actually just got sprinkled on for a few minutes,” Coach LeAnn Patton said. ...

ORANGE CITY - It was a rough night on Monday for the Storm Lake girls soccer team as they were unable to see their attack get on track in a 4-0 defeat against MOC-Floyd Valley. The Dutch broke the scoreless contest open with a goal midway through the first half. They then added another with a little more than eight minutes remaining in the opening half. MOC scored twice again in the second half for insurance...

STORM LAKE - The top ranked team in 2A, Storm Lake, continued their romp through the regular season on Monday as they honored their seniors before the game. The green and white ramped up their play against MOC-Floyd Valley and came way with a 7-1 win. The goal was the first they have conceded since April 24. The win also handed Storm Lake the Lakes Conference Title, their fourth in a row and fifth over the last seven seasons...

October 21, 1946, - May 15, 2018